SANAA: Ancient City Rushes into the Modern Age [Archives:1999/18/Front Page]
Experts have made ominous projections regarding the future of Sanaa, a city whose number of…
May 3 1999
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The Edge of A Precipice [Archives:1999/18/Focus]
This is an OPINION page. Every week, a different intellectual writes a FOCUS on a…
May 3 1999
MONOLINGUALISM IN A PATENTLY MULTILINGUAL CONTEXT: LANGUAGE USE IN YEMEN [Archives:1999/18/Culture]
Dr. Ramakanta Sahu, Associate Professor. Department of English College of Education at Mahweet Language permeates…
May 3 1999
The Art of Lyrical Monologue in Yemen [Archives:1999/18/Culture]
For the past four decades the art of lyrical monologue has been a fresh breeze…
May 3 1999
TV Announcer Maysa Radman: “I wish that the Yemeni satellite channel were the #1 Channel for both Yemeni and Arab audiences.” [Archives:1999/18/Culture]
Among the Yemeni female TV presenters, the Name Maysa Radman comes on top. In a…
May 3 1999
New Ideas for Tourism Industry [Archives:1999/18/Business & Economy]
Last week, there was a seminar on ecotourism. There were a number of officials and…
May 3 1999
Yemeni Labor: Too Devastated to Celebrate May 1st [Archives:1999/18/Business & Economy]
On the First of May, the entire world celebrates Labor Day. This is a holiday…
May 3 1999
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April 26 1999
HUMAN RIGHTS ARE EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS! [Archives:1999/17/Viewpoint]
These days, people routinely talk about the relationship between national sovereignty and human rights. That…
April 26 1999